Sooty Shearwater Harlequin Frog Species This species is from Central and South America.| It has been found that many of them have disappeared completely.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
If you have an issue with your exam paper or answers, please see me at the end.
Advertisements

Properties of Ocean Water
Using Technology to Track Marine Animals Grade 4 Unit 5 Lesson 4.
Environmental Education Education for a warmer tomorrow.
Ch 1 Sec 1 Paleo Indians (Early/Ancient Native Americans) Migrated from Asia and Crossed the land Bridge that is were the Bering Strait is today Migrated.
BY: JOSEPHINE. WHAT CAUSED THE ICE AGE? The temperature dropped which caused the winds to flow around the earth in different directions.
Climate Change: Science and Modeling John Paul Gonzales Project GUTS Teacher PD 6 January 2011.
THE RAIN FOREST.
TROPICAL RAINFORESTS  BIOMES  SCIENCE 8  10/26/07  BIOMES  SCIENCE 8  10/26/07.
  Significance.
State of the World. Population growth Population growth curve.
The Marine Biome By Alyssa Hope Geographical Location It is the largest of all the biomes covering three fourths of the earth's surface. It is the largest.
Climate change and conservation (Lec 24-26) FYI – Additional Reading Chapter 10 - Principles of Conservation Biology Vince (2009) Surviving in a warmer.
How do geological processes and climate change affect evolution?
The Rainforest and It’s Medicine. Losing the Rainforests At the present time, 14 to 16 million hectares of tropical forests are being converted each year.
Endangered animals: species that are in danger of going extinct or destroyed.
Endangered Species Around the World Saralyn Forbus and Adrienne McCloud.
Copyright © 2014 All rights reserved, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Earth Systems 3209 Unit: 2 Historical Geology Reference: Chapters 6, 8; Appendix.
Climate Change Climate Change.
Atmosphere and Climate Change
Geographic Processes in Polar Lands Atmospheric Processes Biotic Processes Geomorphic Processes Hydrologic Processes © Karen Devine 2010.
THE MELTING OF THE ICE FLOE SUMMARY : _ Identity card _ Cause of the melting _ Consequences _ Antarctica _ Arctic.
Climate Change. Have you noticed any change in our summer weather? Our winter weather? The arrival of spring? Have you noticed any change in our summer.
How does Climate Change?
Polar bears spent most of their time swimming in the sea and all the ice has melted. Over the three past decades the north and south pole have been getting.
BY FELIX SANTOYO Amazon Rainforest. Effect on Climate Change The Amazon Rainforest is being destroyed by Deforestation, Greenhouse Gases, CO2, Acid Rain,
Global Warming: Antarctica Global Warming is happening all over the world.
© Oxford University Press Global warming – the future Climate change – what next? It’s April Scientists from more than 100 countries have.
The Extinction of the Dinosaur
THE SILENCE OF THE FROGS Chapter 1.1.  Amphibians have been around for more than 400 million years.  Frogs and their relatives have adapted to the ice.
Are these animals threatened, endangered, or extinct? Lesson one.
Thurs, Nov 17 th CW: Geologic Time HW: Study for quiz Why are there no fossils in layer F?
By: Jaclyn and Emily. Includes: Global Warming One Environmental Concern Global Warming: Global warming is believed to be the most dangerous thing to.
Polar Bears an Endangered Species By Austin McLane.
The World Conservation Union (IUCN) says that more than 40 percent of species that have been assessed worldwide are threatened with extinction. These.
THE SILENCE OF THE FROGS
By: The COM ARTS class of Miss Brewer and Miss Graef Endangered Animals By Miss Brewer and Miss Graef’s COM Arts class.
Essential Question: How can changes in an organism’s environment affect its survival?
Penguins  They are:  Mammals  Fish  Reptiles  Birds  Amphibians.
Endangered Species The Blue Whale. Size May have been the largest animal to ever live May have been the largest animal to ever live 130 to 150 tons on.
Species Health By Ford Thompson & Jack Ogilvie. -Coral reefs-found among the shores of tropical islands and oceans (1) -Coral bleaching-induced by natural.
Scientists predict that global warming could contribute to the mass extinction of wild animals in the near future. An overheating world is creating a big.
Protecting Polar Bears, Butterflies, and Frogs from Climate Change
Date: Thursday, July 3 rd 2014 Topic: Consequences of Global Warming Objective: To acknowledge the importance of the Consequences of Global Warming.
Done by Maria Elagina, grade 6. Changes in climate can affect the way ecosystems work and upset the habitats of living things. In the past, climate changes.
What is deforestation? Deforestation is the removal of trees in forests around the world Many reasons for deforestation More room for agriculture Logging.
Amazon Rainforest By Adam A tour through one of the most beautiful and exciting places in the world!
Endangered Animals: Fragile Frogs
ANIMALS AT RISK Going, Going, Gone. Species At Risk When a species population is below a certain level is is considered to be at risk.  Ex. Harlequin.
 Antarctica is a continent of ice. To the south of this dry continent is the Antarctic Desert. The Antarctic Desert is a desert because there has been.
Alex Jones Sayra Tineo. Antarctica Antarctica accounts for about 90 percent of the world's ice*
Biome A major type of ecosystems that is defined by climate and vegetation.
Wildlife of Antarctica By Jack Burnett. Penguin’s There are all different species of penguin this is all of them Emperor penguins, King Penguins, Adelie.
Use the graphic organizer provided to complete this activity.
GTS and Mass Extinction. What would the GTS look like if it only lasted 1 hour? GTS – Timeline that organizes events in Earth’s history. Which time period.
BY LENNIE SKILTON. Polar Bears  Polar bears have black skin although their fur appears white it is actually transparent.  Polar bears are at risk from.
Global Warming Environmental Science January 4, 2011.
Food web of the Arctic Plankton Plankton are microscopic organisms that float freely with oceanic currents and in other bodies.
Evidence: Ocean Sediments on the Continents  There is much more sediment on the continents than there is on the ocean floor, and about half of it contains.
Indicators and Effects of Climate Change
Influences on Earth’s History and Life-forms Standard Explain how Earth’s history has been influenced by catastrophes that have affected the conditions.
Penguins By Derek S. Deuber.
Rainforests.
Tropical rainforest ecosystem
Terrestrial Biomes Biomes are defined as the world's major communities, classified according to the predominant vegetation and characterized by adaptations.
Physical Geography of Oceania, Australia, Antarctica
Topic 7:The Sixth Extinction
Mass Extinctions.
BIODIVERSITY “Biological Diversity” which means the variety of life on Earth. This diversity includes all the plants and animals which are interconnected.
Mass Extinctions.
Presentation transcript:

Sooty Shearwater

Harlequin Frog Species This species is from Central and South America.| It has been found that many of them have disappeared completely. Scientists believe this is due to disease. This disease is caused by the chytrid fungus which seeps through the thin skin of the amphibian. Global warming has increased evaporation in the tropical mountains of the Americas, which in turn has promoted cloud formation, the study reports. That cloud cover may have actually decreased daytime temperatures by blocking sunlight. At the same time, it may have served as an insulating blanket to raise nighttime highs. This causes the ideal temperature for the fungus to thrive.

The Minke Whale The Minke is the world’s most hunted whale, and there has been an astounding decline in the number left. Scientists are saying that a sharp contraction in sea ice in Antarctica is the reason. The latest findings say that fallen by nearly half in less than a decade. Many believe that this animal is becoming extinct because of the lack of krill, which is it’s main food source, and krill live on the edge of sea ice.